Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-25
THE MAILS S.
NEW HAVEN POSTOFFICE.

to 500 p. m. November to March 1, 7:3O a, m. to 500 p. m. Open on Sundays from 1900 m to 100 Vestibule always open for the accommodation of the holders of Lock Boxes.
 ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. l New York1Open 700, s:ao 1900 a; m., 200, 3:3o,
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 Baltimore Washington, Philadelphia and South 800 a. m, 4:s6 C7:so~daiiy including Sundays 11ot l p. m m sso sso P m Close $50 9o6 a. m. iU'; 4:so c7sc daily, including Sundaysl, Il p; m r.oo ,o.o, a. m, 2:ao, 5:aa g;so p: Close roo, 9oo ii:15 a | m., 1:aO, 5:sO, 7s0 11:oo p. m:
 D. m Close roo 1oao m., 1a:45, a:15, 5:45, 11:ot p Maine, New Hampshire and vernont-open TOO 1o:oo m 2:S0. 4:S0 9:sop D. m Close TOO 1oso m.
 spring6elde deopen zoo 1o:oo a: m.. sso 4:so, 9:st
 Springfield p nss Raj RailToad WayoPeen yg 1ooo m as Boston and Albany K- F. o. West of Springfield moBen 1osp roo 5as 1s5 aS9 s8O m Close 7Of
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 Meriden-open roo, 1o:oo a. m., s:so, 5:55, o:so 1l:oo p. m Close FOO, 1o:3o a. n, 1a45 545 11:ot
 NeE tain 51s0 700 1o;9o sso 9s9 Wallingford- 1o:oo a.. m., sso 5;55 p. m. oSsG ing ngtonHopen to 1ooO a. m., aso D. m. Close
 North IavenEoPen 1o;oo a. m., a:so p. m. Close
 Bridgeport-Open TOO, s:30, 11:30 m., 230 3:3O, s:45 p; n: Close 5:so, 800, 11:15 a. m., 200, New London-open 700, 1o:oo a. m., 800, 5:so, 9:30 D. m Close 70o 1O:0o a. m., 3:15, 5:l5, 11:oO New London Railroad way-open 1o:oo a. m., 9:30 p. m. Close TOO a. n., 5:15 D. m. Norwich and Eastern COnnecticut-Open TOO m 800 5;so 9aop m. 30a. ., a:15, Providence and all Rhode Island-open TOO, 1o:oO g. m 3:o0, 5:3o, 9:30 p. m Close TOO, 1o3o a. m.,
 New Haven and Northampton way-open a:so, s8 So1svi1e m oFe 18SG n mi 5l1 R m and New Hartfordaoopen 1o:Oo a. m., 2:s0, 9:So p.
 Goss ssG RaToad lGsS Wsy5BeD Wa S15P m m G0se 10lo 16 m 555 m ooo z.o 9:30 Close 9:3O, ,10:30 2:45, 5:15 il 100 D. 2so, 4:so, 500 p. Close 580, ,s:s6 a. m 1a4 45.
 Seymour, oxterd and southford-open 1o:so a.
 Orange Open 1o:so a. m., 9:3op. m Close 5:15 ,, Housatonic @ Railroad Way-open a:so, 7:1o p. I shepaug Railroad Way-open TOO a. m, 9:so
 Connecticut Valley Road way--open aso s:so p. m iT G9Se gs Ge Rs4asd 245 oS9 % ls4 d s
 Durham, cIintoayille and Northford-open 800 B. m., 9:30 D. m. Close TOO a. m., 545 D. m. m eiDss 2oo 1osea l9oo s9 5sG 9sO Close 5:s6, 800 a. m, 1;so s:15, 7:8o, :oo P m D. m Close gs ssS a. 6 o so5o s00 Colchester--Open 2:3O, 9:30 D. m. Close7:0O a. m., 5.45 p. m.
 Branch ofice.open s:15, 11:eo a. m. 4:so, 9:so p.
 EoFeg9n9EPsn s9 roo 1sa1 sS ;a Close
 viii -nT0o11 Q.1S r.90 TOO, 11:00 a. m, 500 p. m.
 North Branford-open 11:oo a.. m Close 100 North GuiIford-open 11;oo m. Close 1:oop. m; Friday HOO a. m Close 1:oo D. m. 'i's'''' anu The fees on orders 1 in the United States are: Or; not exceeding 5 cents over aad not not a ceeding $30 fifteen cents over $50 and not exceed $56 twenty cents; over $50 and not not g exeeedingg $60, thirty cents; $60 and not exceeding $7O, forty cents; oyer so and not exceeding S1o0 forty five cents Postal notes were issued about Sep tember amounts less than five dollars. Fee for same is only three cents. and they must be presented for payment within ninety days after the To facilitate the free delivery system, letters should be plainly addressed to street and number.
 Carriers leave the office at TOO and 10:30 O.. m., 2:15, 3:30 and 4:3O p. making four deliveries in the business section, and three, two and one fur ther out according to distance from the office. Col lections are made from street boxes before a. m, with the exception of the outskirts, which are iectons are made from boxes in the business sec Gons Tor all important outgoing mails until p. m Sunday collections from ali boxes in the city at D. m.
 The letters in the boxes at the depot will be col Iected by the local agent five minutes before the de parture of all mail trains
 Carriers letters can be obtained in the eve@ing between and o'clock at the carriers window. Sundays, 12 to D. m.
 Letter postage in the United States will be two cents per ounce from and after July f. 1885.
 Request to returnf' will be printed across the end or stamped envelopes, furnished by the Post office department, without additional cost where such are ordered in lots not less than five hundred Money Order and Registered Letter windows open from 8. m. until D. n
 No fractions of cents should be introduced in an order. United States Treasury notes national bank notes only received paid. Registration to all parts of foreign countries, ten cents.
 MONEY SENT WITHOUT DANGER OF LOSS.
 Mon>v Orders can be obtained at this office upon any mones- order postof1oe in the United States, Germany Great Britain, Switzerland, Canada, Ita- ly, Portugal and India
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